Sentence examples for exploitation to avoid from inspiring English sources

Ensure that legislation and practice: o de-criminalise status offences and exploitation to avoid such children being unnecessarily arrested in the first place; o maximise the use of all possible extended family and community contacts who can act as caregivers for such children, thus enabling them to benefit from diversion and alternatives, even if the immediate family is not an option.

One broad type might be reasons based on the obligation to avoid exploitation; narrow types would include the obligation to avoid exploiting participants and the obligation to avoid exploiting countries that host research.

Poker players must bluff occasionally and unpredictably in order to avoid exploitation by a savvier player.

For most of my tenure I was paid the princely sum of £8,000 per annum, but it was a burden that I undertook with pride and as a privilege, grateful that infertility had not affected me, wishing to help others to be safely treated with respect for their dignity and to avoid exploitation.

To avoid exploitation, countries with tropical resources have increasingly instituted "benefit sharing agreements," that require bioprospectors to pay access fees and royalties.

"Student visitor visas have fewer checks than full student visas and are therefore ripe for exploitation by those looking to avoid tougher checks," he added.

Small producers demanded measures to avoid exploitation by large owners.

Anyone who hasn't been able to avoid exploitation—I mean, employment has contemplated this question.

The only way to avoid exploitation, environmental damage and corruption might be to grow your own, although growing weed is a thirsty business.

The only way to avoid exploitation, environmental damage, and corruption might be to grow your own, although growing weed is a thirsty business.

This is easily applicable to specific social issues (prostitution would be fully legal in any truly Christian nation so as to avoid exploitation of sex workers) but harder to practice in one's personal life.